Major Price Hikes Coming To These 47 Cars Made In Canada And Mexico

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Vehicles Manufactured In Canada And Mexico​

Price Hikes
An analysis by the Anderson Economic Group estimates that smaller crossovers could see price hikes of at least $4,000, larger SUVs and trucks could jump by $9,000. Electric vehicles, however, are poised to be hit the hardest, with average price increases potentially reaching as much as $12,000.

Parts Will Get More Expensive
It’s not only entire cars that are being imported from America’s neighbors, but crucially, millions of auto parts as well. Even vehicles assembled in the U.S. will feel the sting, as parts from Canada and Mexico are subject to the tariffs.


BMW – 42.7% of its US lineup is made domestically
BMW 2-Series Coupe/Convertible (Mexico)
BMW M2 Coupe (Mexico)
BMW 3-Series Sedan (Mexico)

Ford – 78.3% of its US lineup is made domestically
Ford Bronco Sport (Mexico)
Ford Maverick (Mexico)
Ford Mustang Mach-E (Mexico)
Ford Mustang GTD (Canada)

General Motors – 47.3% of its US lineup is made domestically
Chevrolet Blazer (Mexico)
Chevrolet Blazer EV (Mexico)
Chevrolet Equinox (Mexico)
Chevrolet Equinox EV (Mexico)
Chevrolet Silverado (Mexico)
Chevrolet Silverado HD (Canada)
GMC Sierra (Mexico)
GMC Terrain (Mexico)

Honda – 58.9% of its US lineup is made domestically
Honda CR-V Hybrid (Canada)
Honda Civic Sedan (Canada)
Honda HR-V (Mexico)
Honda Prologue (Mexico)
Acura ADX (Mexico)

Hyundai Group- 38.4% of its US lineup is made domestically
Hyundai Tucson (Mexico)
Hyundai Santa Fe (a few, but not all, are imported from Mexico)
Kia K4 (Mexico)

Mazda – 20.3% of its US lineup is made domestically
Mazda CX-30 (Mexico)
Mazda3 (Mexico)

Mercedes-Benz – 36.5% of its US lineup is made domestically
Mercedes-Benz GLB (Mexico)

Nissan – 45.6% of its US lineup is made domestically
Infiniti QX50 (Mexico)
Infiniti QX55 (Mexico)
Nissan Sentra (Mexico)
Nissan Kicks (Mexico)
Nissan Versa (Mexico)

Stellantis – 68.2% of its US lineup is made domestically
Dodge Charger Daytona (Canada)
Ram 2500 (Mexico)
Ram 3500 (Mexico)
Ram 4500 (Mexico)
Ram 5500 (Mexico)
Ram ProMaster (Mexico)
Jeep Compass (Mexico)
Chrysler Pacifica (Canada)

Toyota – 44.1% of its US lineup is made domestically
Toyota Tacoma (Mexico)
Toyota RAV4/RAV4 Hybrid (Canada)
Lexus NX (Canada)
Lexus RX (Canada)

VW Group – 27.8% of its US lineup is made domestically
Audi Q5/SQ5 (Mexico)
VW Jetta (Mexico)
VW Taos (Mexico)
VW Tiguan (Mexico)

 

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Update:

The White House said it granted a one-month delay for tariffs on automakers whose cars comply with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Stellantis surged more than 7%, while Ford and General Motors each added about 4% and 5%, respectively. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump was open to providing additional exemptions on the taxes.